New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-03
MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS.
TAKING POSSESSION OF ARMORIEs.
Lively RECRUITING IN THE NATIONAL GUARDS
DRIIys AND RECEPTIONS.

DRILLS AND RECEPTIONS
This will be month OF unusual military movements in
che National Guards The 10Th Regiment viii move into
Its new ar,nory on April The 71st Regiment will
move into the of the 18th Regiment on April
90 and the sth Regiment will move into the old armory
OF the list Regiment April % Major Nelson III. Henry
surgeon OF 18th Regiment, reports that twenty
crus passed their ply steal examination and ad-
mttcd membership in January nine in February and
thirty March, making total of fifty nine members
since January l. Seven applicants for membership we're
rejected because they not physically qualified for
membership. The regiment now has 725 men and it Is
expected that within time after 1t takes possession
of its armory the number will increased 10 1000
On Tuesday, April H. the noncommsSioned officers OF
the lth Separate Company will give their first annual
reception at the armOry in Fifh-ave, Mount Vernon.
This promises TO be amos ENJOYABLE affair as the several
committees doing all in their power 10 make it
success TIE drilrOom will be converted into bower
of bloc nins plants shrubs and the music will be the
best that New York furnish. The large company
room will be used by the ladies' as dressingIoom A
smoking room will be provided FOR the gentlemen and
the officers room will be used as receptionroom for
members of the National Guard The Committee Of Ar
rangements consists of sergeans Frederick Schneider
Frank NJ. sageman A. NJ Calvin, Mortimer L. Akin and
George Conklin and Corporals d. f. Clark, Charles W.
Barker W. f. johnson. Frederick Abel Walter ID. Cor
ham. Arthur Perry and f. Charles schrner.
Privates John Yue and Frank Bodenstine of Company
D. 18th Regiment Captain Blocker s. Barnard, have
been elected cOrporals.
The regular quarterly meeting of the committee on
discipline OF Company f. 9TH Regiment. Captain Daniel
Appleton will be held at the armory next Thursday at
Sp.m
Charles VI. Jessup veteran of Company !, has been
elected second lieutenant OF Company c. 18th Regi-
ment.
Sergeant Eugene r. Richards of Company D, 7h Regi-
ment is organizing squad Of picked with the inten
ton of challenging the bayonet squad of Company d.
18th Regiment, TO a competition drill The l2th Regi
men men, who recently gained the victory in compet
tive drill squad from the 18th Regiment are ready
TO meet all corners. and it will take remarkably well
drilled body of men TO beat them.
Company c. list Regiment. will give reception its
consist of a drill dancing and Il supper About 500 are
expected to be present Music Will be furnished by the
James c. Bayes, the president of the Board of
Health is member OF the 7lst Regiment Veteran |
Association. He carried a musket the ranks Com
pany In the campllGn Of 1868.
The Hotel Brunswick being engaged for the evening of
April 81 the list Regiment Veteran Corps will give its
annual dinner at Clarks IN Twenty thirdSt where from
al appearances they will have very pleasant evening.
Pryates j. G. Thorp and f. Z. Poor, jr., having re
moved from this military district, have been dropped
CAPTAIN o James so " Brady an ocer on the staff of
Colonel Jones, of the 10Th Regiment has just completed
amlnne Inspection OF the arms accoutIemens and uni
iorns Of The men OF that command, which he found to
yiceabc Remington rifle in the regiment
The I'D Regiment will as cmble in full dress uniform.
men, babes BY BrssdierGencrai Charles F Robbns
General Inspector of Rifle Practice, State New York.
The commissioned officers Of the 18th Regiment
propose 10 adopt gold cheyrons which they permitted
Company d, list Regiment. Captain William c. Clark,
which Is tie largest company in the command had
hibon drill and reception at the armory last Thursday
evening and presented q fine appearance There
present three officers, thirteen noncomnssoned officers
The annual games Of the 10Th Regiment Athletic Asso-
citation Will be held at the new armOry sixty second
st. and Nnth-aye, on Monday evening, May . The
programme is as follows:
mile De Gle race handicap 22o yard hurdle haddcap
mem bTs a" me NaSa 1n,d Dg 10 an
Pany o. remeni IN the National Guard or amateur club any
members Of I'm Regiment a. A. q pTiLe one quarter mile
O1aen 0Sn 20 All a. mne OF OF ne NE I'm egien
bicycle race-Ameris vs. England
An entrance fee OF so cents per must accompany
Zach and every entry and must be C. J. Leach. r
o. Box sol. New-Iork city. Entries close promptly
Handsome gold medals silver TO second Will
rb noJ medal dali viii m p2e,ed W e,c nn "a ;bn
winning team Rules OF ~ a. a. A. govern all contests
Inc prog innes 10 be Issued on the occasion VIII be eX
,eedlnsly handsome.
Sergeant Gouck, OF the 4th Separate Company OF
SOnkers, who elected second lieutenant of Company
A. n st I'esment last February has passed the Exam
ming Board The annual ball OF the company Will take
place on the evening of April Is.
The following new members have been elected by Com
pany +, 7lh Regiment; Homer Foot. Arthur f., Town
send, Charles MacfaIlan Henry X Brnkerhon. John NJ
house The following have been discharged: February
,, Private f. Kemp ca and February 20 Private John
terms OF
Compony A, list Regiment has elected the following
non iNsOned officers: Corporal william ~ Frost
and Private Richard stokes elected sergcants, and Pr
rates Antonio Reyes, Bernard Peck, Joseph L. Watson
and Eugene 9. PichaId chosen cOrpOrals.
Private Frank d. PeltOu has been elected a corporal OF
company l. Uh Regiment, In place OF Corporal Arthur,
VINO Was reduced to the Tanks at his own request
The new company OF infantry organized at orange, ,
y. j., VIII be known Company T. 81 Battalion, New
Jersey National Guard
Pnyates }. ". Mason and l. l. Coudcr both OF Com
lany +. I'm Regiment, have taken commissions
second Hcujcuauts the IL Ia regiment. whose colonel,
Albert T. stewart, Major Frank A. jones' and adJutant
Philip II. Williams, all formerly member. of the
TN. Captain Appleton OF Company 4, III order
louncins the promotions states that Lieutenant Mason
lurns his four and 70 months service with the 9TH
Regiment vas present al every Io.i call
BILLS DISCUSSED BY TIE M YOFS CABINET |
Mayor Hewitt and tho heads Of department, OF
Inc city government met again yesterday aud dis
cusscd the bills before tho Legislature affecting
his CITY.
Tho Assembly bill No Sl1 TO pay ex-Iudsc Arnoux ,
$1,000 for legal services at Albany In osing the
Brooklyn bridge extension by request Of Joan Kelly
when ho was Controller, Wa. disdpIrOVci. because
NJ kciiy was not authorized to emp.oy counsel for
hat purpose.
the Aquoluct COnlmssIOncr,' bill providing for
he increase Of the salaries Of the not
o exceed 5000 and the PRESIDENTS salary $4,000
vas approved.
The posal to draft BIZ providing for a general
ysNn Of sewerage aud drainage along the downtown
wafer iIOlts, so that the work now done by the